[alok-g]

Nice!

My wish list for this:

1. Even the practice mode has a high bar as it expects me to get the whole thing right in the first shot. It should let me try some before jumping to tell me I got it wrong and automatically playing it again.

2. Show me the first key of the sequence and have me figure only the rest. Why: When I hear the note sequence, I cannot pick the absolute scale, only the intervals. So I practically always get the first key wrong, which then goes to #1 above.

May be there are some settings related to the above. I could not find if there.

[vunderba]

Hi alok-g,

I'm going to be implementing number 1 - a "playground" that lets you sort of plink around until you're happy. I've gotten a number of requests for this.

The second request has me a bit confused, so I may be misunderstanding.

Under “Note hints” in the options, there are three different modes for practice. In all of them in Practice Mode, the very first note of the sequence is always shown in standard sheet notation. Then depending on the "Note Hints", you can basically change the exercise from an ear training exercise to a sheet reading exercise.

If you change Mode from Practice to Simon, even though it doesn't show the first note - it's always the root of the signature - e.g. if it says G Major, then the first note of the sequence is always G. I should probably make that more clear.

Does that description line up with what you’re seeing?

[alok-g]

>> ... the very first note of the sequence is always shown in standard sheet notation.

Oh, the sheet notation! I can't read that :-), so had completely ignored it.

I would like to see the same notes on the piano roll!, say as labels on the keys "*1", "2", "3", "4" (the same options could control the visibility).

[vunderba]

Oh! I completely hadn't really thought of that. So maybe what I could add is an option in the settings where it lights up the first note on the piano roll.

In the meantime you can open the piano roll and set the "Show note labels on key" in the settings so that when it shows the key signature at the top "G Major", you can match it with the corresponding note label.

[alok-g]

Great! I had turned "Show note labels on key" already, but had not known that the label at the top tells me the first key. :-) Thanks.